Books, Arts, and Culture

Living near the border means becoming conditioned to a degree of militarization and surveillance that would cause great alarm in any other part of the country....

The most common New Year’s Resolution is to eat healthier. Defining “eat healthier” is difficult because it means different things for everyone, depending on their needs...

Dear American Publishers, I understand that you have quite a large market, what with the US having a population of some 325 million people. Australia is...

Bullet journals are awesome. I started my first one in January, and, while it didn’t exactly go super well, it did give me an idea of...

One of my favorite things about the new year is getting to look ahead at all the great books being released in the coming months. And...

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Recently, Deadline reported that Marvel Studios is fast-tracking a Shang-Chi movie, based on the comic book character of the same name. In an effort to recapture...

Happy New Year, and welcome to Book Riot’s January 2019 Horoscopes and Book Recommendations! Find your astrological sign below for your January horoscope, perfectly paired with...

Friday Black is the unforgettable debut short story collection from New York native Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah. These unique stories explore racism, violence, consumerism, and other topics of...

There’s no need to be a Moody sewer when you’re working with custom  bookish fabric. This selection of Harry Potter fabric should provide some help towards...